[untitled] Carti Projects

Unreleased Playboi Carti Projects

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  2012

  A mixtape made in 2012, released on Nov 11, 2012. The mixtape was (probably) first called Kream, as the filename for OG version of Steeze suggests, but later it was retitled and probably reworked to the Young Mi$fit mixtape. The mixtape is fully availbable and OG files for the whole project leaked on Apr 27, 2021.
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  2013

  A mixtape made in 2013, probably scrapped, but it might've been released.
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  2015

  Alongside work on Carti's third mixtape, Digital Nas and Carti worked on a collaboration project together. Digital Nas mentioned the project on Instagram, but the album never materialized aside from the song "Run It" being released by Digital Nas on soundcloud in 2015. The album as a whole was likely quietly scrapped some time in 2017.
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  2016

  This collab album with TrapMoneyBenny was scrapped in 2017.
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  2015

  1629* is the highly anticipated, yet unreleased, collaborative mixtape between Atlanta rapper Playboi Carti and Philly's Lil Uzi Vert, first teased in 2017. Named after their respective neighborhoods—Carti's 2900 block in Atlanta and Uzi's 1600 block in North Philly—the project sparked excitement with tracks like "wokeuplikethis*" and "Lookin" from Carti's debut mixtape. Despite recording numerous songs, including roughly 40 during 2019 London sessions, the project remains shelved.
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  2019

  Trippie Redd answered to a comment from a fan asking him for an EP with Carti "sooner than later". The EP was actually likely worked on during 2019, due to Carti and Trippie having a lot of songs from this time. The album was later scrapped and the songs were either vaulted or given to smaller artists.
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  2020

  The second iteration of Whole Lotta Red represents Carti's peak of experimentation, pushing his "baby voice" and high-pitched vocals to new extremes. He collaborated with Pi'erre Bourne, Richie Souf, and Maaly Raw, floating over a mix of heavenly synth beats and hard trap, but after mixed reactions to the V2 sound upon the release of "@ MEH" (everbody thought it was fucking shit), Carti scrapped and reworked the project before its final release. The cover art from this era comes from the @ MEH single, marking a transitional phase.